I turned inside out today
I went and tripped and fell
Saw the eyes that would follow me
Said take a look at yourself
Getting over the shock and pain
Nerves are twitchin' all over me
I turned inside out today
I turned inside out today
You made me, you made me
Suffering's got an end
But not for me
What in the world's come over me
Just my guts that I can see
Split down the middle and let 'em go
Spillin' 'em out, spillin' 'em out
A bonafide science book transparency lift
Cross ref the bones and all that shit, you get it
I turned inside out today
I feel exposed...I have to be
Fine fine doin' fine said I'm doin' fine now
You made me, you made me
Cutting into the skin what's left of me
You made me
KOKOKOKO
Right on, right on, right on, right on
Fine fine doin' fine said I'm doin' fine now
You made me, you made me
Cutting into the skin what's left of me
Experiment then it went catastrophe
You made me
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